Texas eyes a conundrum ...
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Plus, while Urban has had high pressure jobs, UT is a totally different beast. His health+rebuild+unrealistic expecations makes this job not worth it to a guy who can pick and choose his next gig. I also feel like he still thinks he's the tOSU coach, listening to him on fox, he isn't exactly unbiased. That attitude is the only thing that makes me think he may step back in the ring someday but it'd have to be the perfect job. Notre Dame is about the only program that comes to mind.
I concur on ND, heitclone. He came from there as an assistant coach under Lou Holtz. He's a devout Catholic. And he's said before that Notre Dame would be his dream job. Urban is 56.
I could see USC being one that would take him and one he would have fun with.
There is no "rebuild" needed at Texas. Their roster is full of high level talent. All they need is a coach that can get the most out of them. You don't think Urban would be able to do that? When Urban talks, those guys are going to listen.
If they don't he'll kick them off the team. It will only take 1 recruiting cycle to fill any of those spots.
If Urban goes to Texas, he'll have them in the CFP by year 2.
I'm not sure if anyone can challenge what Alabama and Clemson are doing right now (I don't think OSU is on their level either) so a Natty might not be possible, but Urban would give them the best chance to get it.
If they don't he'll kick them off the team. It will only take 1 recruiting cycle to fill any of those spots.
If Urban goes to Texas, he'll have them in the CFP by year 2.
I'm not sure if anyone can challenge what Alabama and Clemson are doing right now (I don't think OSU is on their level either) so a Natty might not be possible, but Urban would give them the best chance to get it.
Yeah, funny how winning makes you a better cultural/regional fit.
